4.MD.A.1 worksheets

Convert metric length units using whole-number relationships.

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Measurement practice — 20 practice items on letter paper. Complete each question. Show your thinking where you need it.
US Letter20 practice itemsAnswer key included
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6 practice items, with a separate answer key.

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12 practice items, with a separate answer key.

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40 practice items, with a separate answer key.

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What this page practices

Convert metric length units using whole-number relationships.

4.MD.A.1: Use the relative sizes of measurement units and express equivalents.

Practice supports the cited skill; the worksheet does not cover every aspect of the full standard. Read the source standard.

A useful way to practice

  1. State the unit relationship before converting. Multiplying gives a count in smaller units; dividing reverses the conversion.
  2. Ask for an estimate or a second way to check one answer. Keep the selected skill focused before increasing the number of items.
  3. Print at 100% scale and check that the paper size matches the PDF.

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How should I choose the grade?

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Can I use these in my classroom?

Yes. Print and share the original practice pages with your learners. The standard references describe the skill being practiced and do not replace your lesson planning.

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